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- Page 2 This manual was designed so you can familiarise yourself with the use of your Leader SENTRY Wireless movement monitor. The instructions for use and safety guidelines must be followed in order to prevent any accident. Any disassembly or repair must be performed by either LEADER or an approved dealer. This manual presents the simplicity and ease of use of the device.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION 2 USAGE WARNINGS 3 DESCRIPTION 3.1 Contents 3.2 Product description 3.3 Laser description 3.4 Tripod description 3.5 Ball-joint mount description 3.6 Description of available power supplies 3.7 Sentry SINGLE 1-laser transport case description 3.8 Sentry DOUBLE 2-laser transport backpack description 3.9 Optional case 3.10 Optional suction cup 3.11 Optional external rechargeable battery... -
Page 4: Introduction
1 INTRODUCTION ▪ The Leader SENTRY Wireless movement monitor was designed to ensure the surveillance of unstable structures. It provides additional security to teams involved in firefighting and emergency and rescue operations. ▪ An eye-safe laser range finder is aimed at a potentially dangerous structure and continuously monitors the smallest movements of it. -
Page 5: Usage Warnings
2 USAGE WARNINGS Give each alarm the most attention possible. Never assume that the reason for the alarm is accidental until that has been established definitively. ▪ Ensure that the monitoring area is free of any unnecessary movements, (people, machines, etc.) in order to avoid false movement detections. -
Page 6: Description
3 DESCRIPTION 3.1 Contents DESCRIPTION 1 LASER (LA1) 2 LASERS (LA1 and Version LA2) Version Class 2 laser range finder Tripod Ball-joint mount for tripod-range finder connection Mains unit with 110/ 220V 50/60 Hz adapters 12V cable with car adapter AAA Alkaline battery Transport case Backpack... -
Page 7: Laser Description
3.3 Laser description ➢ The laser range finder is made up of: ▪ A range finder used to measure the distance with great accuracy. The laser range finder power output is less than 1mV. In case of laser exposure, the natural reflex to blink and turn your head is enough to protect yourself from eye injuries. -
Page 8: Tripod Description
3.4 Tripod description ▪ The aluminium telescopic tripod linked to a 3D ball-joint mount allowing the user to set up and adjust the laser perfectly. ▪ The maximum adjustment height of the tripod with the laser is about 2 meters (6.56ft). ▪... -
Page 9: Sentry Double 2-Laser Transport Backpack Description
3.8 Sentry DOUBLE 2-laser transport backpack description ▪ A resistant and ergonomic backpack supplied to transport 2 lasers and all standard and optional accessories (External batteries, tripods, ball-joints, remote control, user manual, etc.). 3.9 Optional case ▪ Anti-shock transport case with IP67 seal certification for storing and protection of the Sentry DOUBLE backpack. -
Page 10: Console Description
3.14 Console description OLED display VIEW ALL button ON/OFF button - Used to view all lasers SELECT button Threshold selection - Mainly used to change from one - Used to activate or laser to another deactivate monitoring - Used to deactivate the audio alarm within the limit of the in VIEW ALL chosen threshold... - Page 11 Battery level indicator for the laser range finder in question; here ’’LA1’’. 4-level indication: (100%), (70%), (30%) and for low battery (5%). The laser battery life is around 8 hours during normal operation (threshold met - no alarm) with good-quality alkaline batteries.
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Page 12: Installation
4 INSTALLATION 4.1 Laser attachment to the Tripod Ballast if needed using Place the laser on the ball-joint mount the supplied strap Screw the ball-joint mount onto the central axis of the tripod Laser range Central finder ball-joint mount Tripod... -
Page 13: Installing Batteries
4.3 Installing batteries Note: It is recommended that you use LR03 AAA Alkaline batteries. The device can work independently with LR03 AAA Alkaline batteries (see §5.6), but they should be used more as a back-up power supply in case no external power source is available. -
Page 14: Filtering For Unintentional Passages
4.4 Filtering for unintentional passages ▪ The device is designed to filter out short-term obstructions to the laser beam (passing people, birds, etc.). Longer lasting obstructions will trigger the alarm. This function is only operational if a threshold has been selected. The filtering zone is located between the laser and the target at two times less (-2 x) than the selected threshold. - Page 15 ▪ The target scope is pre-adjusted in the factory to ensure the target cross-hair (cross) corresponds with the laser pointer red dot fixed on it. In the event of improper adjustment or low batteries for the laser pointer and the cross-hair, follow the following procedure: ➢...
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Page 16: Device Usage
➢ Changing the laser pointer and cross-hair batteries. Remove the covers of the battery compartments. Replace the used batteries with new batteries. 3 LR1130W batteries 1 CR2032 battery (provided) (provided) 4.6 Device usage ▪ Identify the target to be monitored. ▪... -
Page 17: View All Function
▪ It is recommended to test that the device works correctly before any real use. To test this, you only need to place your hand in front of the laser beam to trigger the alarm. You only need to press any of the buttons on the keyboard to stop the alarm. -
Page 18: Operation Of Networked Devices
4.6.2 Operation of networked devices If acquiring a Sentry DOUBLE (2 lasers) or a SENTRY SINGLE (1 laser) with optional remote control, the laser range finders and the remote control are paired together in the factory. ▪ The laser range finder numbers (LA1 and LA2) are factory assigned and do not change. ▪... - Page 19 ▪ Select a threshold by pressing on one of the buttons. LASER 2 Remote control LASER 1 ▪ View the detailed control screen for laser 2 on the screen of laser 1 and vice-versa by pressing on the button. o View the screen of laser 2 on the LASER 1 screen LASER 1 screen without threshold laser 2 screen without threshold LASER 1...
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Page 20: Operating Principle
▪ Stop an alarm by pressing on any button on the keyboard. LASER 1 LASER 2 Remote control 5 OPERATING PRINCIPLE 5.1 Choice of metric or imperial system ▪ To change the display from millimetres to inches and vice-versa, you must push and hold the button. and the button simultaneously for at least 5 seconds when turned on. -
Page 21: Alarm Operating Principle
5.2 Alarm operating principle ▪ A detected movement triggers the sound alarm (siren) and visual alarm (3 flashes) for the laser range finder in question (when exceeding the selected threshold). For example, when using a Sentry DOUBLE, the lasers trigger the alarm independently. If the laser range finders trigger their alarm, it is because the 2 laser range finders detect a movement in each of the targets. -
Page 22: Meaning Of Visual And Audible Alarms
o Simulation: the LASER 1 alarm has just stopped and LASER 2 keeps its programming. Laser 1 screen without threshold Flash every 5 sec seen from LASER 2 LASER 1 without threshold laser 2 with 100mm threshold seen from Remote control LASER 1 screen without threshold seen from LASER 1 ▪... -
Page 23: In Case Of Low Batteries
5.3 In case of low batteries ▪ The low battery symbol is displayed by flashing 1 hour before switching off the connected devices. Change the LR03 AAA batteries (x12) or connect the power cord or connect the external battery (optional). ▪... - Page 24 ▪ To activate the keyboard, press on any button for. To stop a laser alarm remotely from a remote control, it is necessary to unlock the keyboard by pressing on any button. Remote control Remote control ▪ In the event of low battery, the symbol is displayed by flashing 1 hour before switching off the remote control.
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Page 25: Pairing
5.5 Pairing Device pairing can be accessed by pressing simultaneously on the button and the button until it turns off. Then turn on the devices one by one. Respect the phases below. ➢ LASER 1 paired with LASER 2 PHASE 1 LASER 1 screen T1 T2 RC blinking Screen shuts off... - Page 26 ➢ LASER 1 paired with the remote control (Same with LASER 1 paired with LASER 2 paired with remote control) PHASE 1 LASER 1 screen T1 T2 RC blinking Screen shuts off Home screen Home screen LASER 1 LASER 1 LASER 1 LASER 1 PHASE 2...
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Page 27: Technical Features
5.6 Technical features Sentry SINGLE Sentry DOUBLE DESIGNATION Remote control (optional) Laser) 2 (Lasers) Wireless communication network 2.4GHz Zigbee technology (Use permitted throughout the world) 100 m (328.1ft) between Wireless communication range 100 m (328.1ft) between 2 lasers 1laser and the remote control Laser accuracy +/-1 mm (0.003ft) Laser beam range... -
Page 28: Warning
6 WARNING LEADER, and its subsidiaries, accepts no responsibility for any direct, indirect or accidental damage related to the supply, performance or use of the Leader SENTRY Wireless movement monitor. 7 TROUBLESHOOTING - Check that the batteries are new and fully charged - Check that the battery insertion direction is correct - Check that the batteries are the correct type - Check that all batteries are identical... -
Page 29: Warranty
WARRANTY LEADER grants the original buyer of the Leader SENTRY Wireless monitor that the aforementioned equipment is free from material and operating defects for a period of two (2) years from the purchase date. This limited warranty only applies to the original buyer and not to any third parties to whom the equipment may be resold. LEADER's obligation under this warranty is specifically limited to replacement or repair of the device (or its parts), and only after LEADER has inspected device and deems it to be defective due to the fault of LEADER. -
Page 30: Adjustment Gauge
8 ADJUSTMENT GAUGE LEADER SENTRY WIRELESS GAUGE To adjust a laser: Place this gauge at 6m Position of the laser pointer fixed on the Align with the scope cross-hair Scale Position of the laser range finder... - Page 32 Package leaflet code : LSW.00.ZN8.0.12.EN.1...
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